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Bib. Ref.: John C. 15. v. 5. —For without me ye can do nothing [an inserted slip
gives more of the beginning of the verse.]
Commentary: This is the tenth sermon of volume I (see accession number 1665).
Some text is lost along the right margin of the manuscript. A note on the sermon
reads “St. Matthews Chappel June 5th. 1768 St. Matthews Chappel July 10th. 1785.”
Keywords: Christ, salvation through; vine and its branches, parable of;
1643. TURQUAND, PAUL. (SC; Luth., Epis.; 1735-1786; ord. 1766; in SC 1753-1786)
“[Work out your own Salvation.]” [1766-1786] 3 + 5 blank pp. [Acc. No. 1729]
Repository: South Carolina Historical Society, Charleston, SC
Bib. Ref.: Philipians C. 2. v. 11. 12 [sic. 12, 13]. Work out your own Salvation with
fear & trembling; For it is God which worketh in you both to will & to do, of his
good pleasure.
Commentary: This is the fifteenth sermon of volume III (see accession number
1714). The sermon is incomplete. It terminates after the listing of the four main
points of the “discourse.”
Keywords: salvation;
1644. TURQUAND, PAUL. (SC; Luth., Epis.; 1735-1786; ord. 1766; in SC 1753-1786)
“[Ye should do as I have done to you.]” [1766] 15 + 1 + 1 + 3 blank pp. [Acc. No.
1666]
Repository: South Carolina Historical Society, Charleston, SC
Bib. Ref.: [J]ohn Cap. 13. V. 14, 15. If I then your Lord and Master have washed your
feet, ye also ought to wash one anothers feet, for I have given you an Example, that
ye should do as I have done to you.
Commentary: This is the first sermon of volume I (see accession number 1665). A
note on the sermon reads “Christ Church Spittle Fields May 11th. 1766 [England]
All Saints Southampton May 25th. 1766 [England] St. Michaels Southton. June 8th.
1766 [West Indies?] St. Michaels Chas. Town 16th. Novr. 1766 St. Matthews Decr.
7th. 1766.”
Keywords: Christ, imitation of; imitation of Christ; Christ, example of; Christ,
emulation of;
1645. TURQUAND, PAUL. (SC; Luth., Epis.; 1735-1786; ord. 1766; in SC 1753-1786)
“[Your labor is not in vain in the Lord.]” [1772] [1] + 12pp. [Acc. No. 1686]
Repository: South Carolina Historical Society, Charleston, SC
Bib. Ref.: 1 Cor. C. 15. V 58. Therefore my beloved Brethren, be ye stedfast,
unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord; forasmuch as ye know, that
your labour is not in vain in the Lord.
Commentary: This is the twenty-first sermon of volume I (see accession number
1665). A note on the sermon reads “Easter 1772. Chappel & Orangeburgh.”
Keywords: Christ, belief in; Christ, faith in; Christ, salvation through;
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